01-02-2012, 01:23 AM
01-02-2012, 01:45 AM
Reviewed it here: http://bmcr.brynmawr.edu/2008/2008-11-07.html. Hope that helps. 
mile:
mile:01-02-2012, 01:46 AM
Well, a scientific companion with interesting papers in it 
If you're after information discussed in one of the papers it is certainly interesting and I enjoyed working through my copy.
However, it's not a the first book I would suggest to an average re-enactor.
If you're after information discussed in one of the papers it is certainly interesting and I enjoyed working through my copy. However, it's not a the first book I would suggest to an average re-enactor.
01-02-2012, 02:07 AM
@D. B. Campbell: thank you very much.
@Jurjen: well, luckily then, I don't consider myself an average re-enactor. :lol: I'm a reenactor, but I'm also greatly interested in the Roman army beyond reenacting, and I'm studying history at university (with, as much as possible, a focus on antiquity), now in my 2nd year. I hope to be able to do my bachelor and/or master thesis about an aspect of the Roman army.
@Jurjen: well, luckily then, I don't consider myself an average re-enactor. :lol: I'm a reenactor, but I'm also greatly interested in the Roman army beyond reenacting, and I'm studying history at university (with, as much as possible, a focus on antiquity), now in my 2nd year. I hope to be able to do my bachelor and/or master thesis about an aspect of the Roman army.
01-02-2012, 02:09 AM
Hihi, altered my typo But well, I know you're not an average re-enactor. But I think Duncan's review says most of it, so you can determine yourself if it's interesting and worth the money.
But well, I know you're not an average re-enactor. But I think Duncan's review says most of it, so you can determine yourself if it's interesting and worth the money.